I Directed the Xuanwumen Incident

The author's writing is very good, and the plot is very reasonable. It can be seen that he has carefully checked the information, and it is very close to history. But your shortcoming is that it is too close to history, and it feels like there are no big changes. I stopped watching after I saw Li Shimin murdering his younger brothers, throwing the head of one of Li Yuan's sons in front of his father, passing his eldest brother's head to the three armies, and massacring his entire family.

Don't read the introduction, read the text, it's a good batch

This introduction is really annoying and annoying. Li Shimin didn't say anything before he proclaimed himself emperor. How capable do you have to be to prevent him from killing you after he proclaims himself emperor?

It's great. In this book, Li Shimin has become a living person, not a sculpture. He will be angry, cry, feel uneasy, regret what he has done, and make mistakes. Now he is not the eternal emperor but Li Shimin.

I'm speechless. I can't make a few rational comments. The one who praised Li Er was even more powerful than Ying Zheng and was arbitrary for all eternity. The one who belittled him was reduced to an incompetent villain who only knew how to steal melons. There are so many extremes in studying history. Besides, if you talk about historical facts in a novel, aren't you asking for trouble? As long as it's not a big mistake, why bother to delve into it? I really want to read the history books in depth. If you don't believe in the official history, you can also read the unofficial history.

I laughed when I read the title of the book. It was Sun Xiaochuan who incited Li Shimin to mutiny at Xuanwumen (funny)

In fact, the chief director of the Xuanwu Gate Incident was Li Shimin. Later generations believed that Li Shimin was weak in Chang'an and that the Xuanwu Gate Incident was a desperate counterattack. In fact, Li Jiancheng and Li Yuan had been in Chang'an for many years and had been infiltrated by Li Shimin's forces. The Xuanwumen incident was just the final moment for a decisive battle.

Looking at this introduction, can this protagonist survive until the next episode?

In fact, there has always been a question. According to Li Shimin's Tang history records, Li Shimin's power was not as good as Li Jiancheng, but Li Jiancheng was the person who governed the Tang Dynasty. Li Yuan was taken away by Li Shimin to play, so the problem arises. Why did Li Jiancheng start his own rebellion? And according to his statement, Li Jiancheng wanted to kill Li Shimin many times, but Wei Yan's remarks contradicted Li Shimin's. This is outrageous.

While changing history, while saying that history cannot be changed, you are not going to be Yi Xiaochuan, right?

When I saw the protagonist getting out the cigarettes and letting others smoke them, I couldn't stand it any more, so I decisively gave up the book. I knew smoking was harmful to health, but if you harm yourself, you would harm others.

The male protagonist in the description is too vicious. He is similar to the gangster in our village. When I see the male protagonist, I think of the gangster in our village haha

If Li Er can fight, he must take the lead? Then Li Jing and Han Xin are also in charge. No matter how capable I am of fighting, I am still a minister. The prince is a prince and half a king. Li Er is a brother and even a minister. Merit is merit, sin is sin. Praising merit does not mean whitewashing all kinds of sins. Otherwise, wouldn't it mean that as long as you do great things, the past things won't matter. These three views are not correct.

The protagonist's identity as a time traveler is very embarrassing. The Xuanwu Gate happened as it happened, and everything went as it should...

There are always people who fantasize about dressing up in ancient times × But the fact is. Ordinary people are the same wherever they go. Look at this introduction. Have you gone to teach Li Shimin how to do things? Please don't blacken history. None of them are stupid. Even those generals.

Being Li Shimin's teacher is not safe at all. After all, he can even kill his brother and fuck his sister-in-law. If it weren't for the bad reputation of killing his father, I don't think Li Yuan would have survived.

It was so disgusting later on that the plot returned to its original history. Then you can write something down, and the early changes will be completely wiped out.

After reading the free chapter, it feels like reading a history book all over again. I don't think there is a big difference between whether there is a protagonist or not. The historical process has not changed much. When I clicked on it, I thought it was a change in the historical process.

This is not the first time I clicked on this novel. Every time I was poisoned by the protagonist in the introduction asking Li Shimin to obey the protagonist. This time I just can't help myself and leave a comment.

After Li Shimin made a start, the Tang Dynasty was doomed.

I'm sorry for this introduction even if you don't fight on the streets. How can you be so unstoppable about a man who wanted to be an emperor in ancient times? It's okay if you are a rebel behind the scenes, just wait to be killed in front of the stage. If the emperor doesn't take action, the emperor's party will always take action. People like Li Er are not merciless in killing their own brothers. Look at the good endings of those who participated in the Xuanwu Sect. Fading out of the court with a clear conscience is considered a political failure.

Do we have to turn everyone into smokers? I can't stand it anymore

Li Shimin needs your help to ascend to the throne? I have a lot of military achievements and a lot of powerful generals. Do I need you? I'm afraid it's "not enough for success, but more than enough failure".

In fact, the writing is quite good, and it can be seen that the author's writing skills are very good. This is a novel after all, there is no need to be so serious about some things, and it is not official history, just for fun. I really enjoyed reading the stuff about the I Ching. I don't have a monthly pass anymore, so I'd like to give you a recommendation vote to encourage it.

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Why didn't Li Jiancheng give way to Li Shimin earlier? Li Jiancheng probably never thought that his ending would be so miserable. He never thought that he would not be able to fight Li Shimin in the end. Before the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, Li Jiancheng was the eldest son of Tang Guogong Li Yuan. Under the patriarchal system, Li Yuan would pass the title to him a hundred years later. Unexpectedly, in the end Jinyang raised troops and Li Yuan became the emperor, then Li Jiancheng naturally became the prince. (Before Li Yuan became emperor, he was the king of Tang Dynasty, and Li Jiancheng was already named the crown prince of Tang Dynasty by Emperor Gong of Sui Dynasty Yang You) Furthermore, Li Jiancheng actually had military merits and achievements in Jinyang's military uprising. In the last years of Daye's reign, he went to Hedong to recruit troops. He joined Jinyang and raised troops, led the army to attack Xihe, captured Huoyi, occupied Tongguan, and captured Chang'an. I'm afraid there is controversy here, so I dare not say how much contribution Li Jiancheng made in these battles, but at least even if he was not the commander-in-chief Li Shimin and the deputy commander-in-chief, he worked fully with Li Shimin. In this case, it is absolutely impossible for Li Jiancheng to do nothing. Emperor Gong of the Sui Dynasty once appointed Li Jiancheng as Shangshu Ling, but this position was later replaced by Li Shimin. After the establishment of the Tang Dynasty, I think Li Yuan was in a state of semi-decentralization, delegating power to Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin. Li Shimin continued to conquer the east and west to unify the Tang Dynasty. Li Jiancheng handled the military affairs, logistics and finance of government affairs in the capital. Or there may be other matters. (For example, he once opposed Li Yuan's extermination of Buddhism) In the period from the first year of Wude to the seventh year of Wude, because Li Shimin was often leading troops, Li Jiancheng and Li Shimin complemented each other, each handling their own affairs without interfering with each other. The conflicts at this time are not particularly violent, after all, the world has not yet been settled. Li Jiancheng probably didn't think much about whether the crown prince's position would be shaken. Li Shimin also didn't think too much about the issue of competing for the crown prince's position. But after Fugong was pacified by Li Shimin in April of the seventh year of Wude, the Tang Dynasty was completely unified. The conflict escalated immediately. Under Li Yuanji's instigation, Li Jiancheng began to doubt and fear Li Shimin. After all, Li Shimin has made outstanding military achievements in the past seven years and Tiance Mansion has collected a large number of his own military forces. As for whether Li Jiancheng took action against Li Shimin or not, I won't make any judgment. Public opinion is right, mother-in-law said mother-in-law is right. It is in a state of controversy. So the Yang Wenqian incident broke out two months later in June of the seventh year of Wude. The conflict escalated again. And this incident caused Wang Gui and Wei Ting of the East Palace to be exiled, and Li Jiancheng was also reprimanded by Li Yuan. It was considered a stalemate in the fight between the prince and the king of Qin. Li Jiancheng tried to win over military generals in the Qin Palace such as Yu Chigong but failed in the end. The Yang Wenqian Incident is undoubtedly the prelude to the Xuanwu Gate Incident. No matter what the truth of this incident is, it may seem to outsiders that Li Yuan was overly tolerant of Prince Li Jiancheng. It must have deepened Li Shimin's inner fluctuations and ups and downs and even made him unconvinced. But in Li Jiancheng's view, he still had the upper hand and took the initiative to slowly dismember the power of the Qin Palace. Didn't expect that Li Shimin would directly carry out the Xuanwumen incident? ? ? This was something Li Jiancheng didn't expect. So he never thought about admitting defeat and losing to Li Shimin, and died in such a confused way... Of course, I think there is no need for Li Jiancheng to give up the throne to Li Shimin from the beginning... He himself is qualified to be the crown prince, he is a talented person and has the natural advantage of being the eldest son. Generally, when a prince is deposed, it is because the prince has made a big mistake. He really doesn't have any big mistakes to make...

The ending was not good, obviously it was said before that Xu Fenglei had practiced for a period of 60 years, and the year after that it was said that it was only more than ten years. It was said earlier that Li Zhi kept him for three years before letting him go back, but later it was said that the war started in the second year of Xianzong. The timeline was extremely confusing. The story was okay, but the author had no framework in terms of knowledge accumulation and timeline management, which made it extremely uncomfortable to watch later.

A fragmentary analysis of Li Jiancheng's cruel side of character How do I feel... It is normal for Li Jiancheng's character to have a cruel side. Historically, he probably first worked with Li Yuan in various places when he was young, and he was considered to have a lot of grassroots experience. But the political environment at the end of the Sui Dynasty was unclear... Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was also suspicious of the Li family. Li Jiancheng had lived in such a social environment since he was a child, not to mention cruel, at least he was tenacious. Besides, after he became the prince, I always thought that Li Yuan was in a state of semi-delegation of power. In fact, Li Jiancheng may be the same as the prince who supervises the country. He had to worry about government affairs, military affairs, financial logistics, and other matters. When he was the prince, he also sent troops to defend the Turks many times, and also attacked Liu Heitai. Not to mention the result of his handling, it is already very good to say that he can handle so much... You must always be wary of the King of Qin Li Shimin, and always be prepared to guard against or even attack Li Shimin. (In fact, he is also in a forced state. After all, the winner is the king and the loser is the bandit. Li Shimin does threaten his status) If this character doesn't have any cruelty, I'm afraid he won't be able to be the prince for nine years and he will have lost long ago.

Prince Yin was built, the eldest son of Emperor Gaozu. At the end of the great cause, Emperor Gaozu captured the thieves of Fen and Jin, and sent Jiancheng and his family to Hedong. When Yi Banner was first built, he sent an envoy to summon him secretly. Jiancheng and Chao Wang Yuanji traveled to Taiyuan. When it was completed, Emperor Gaozu was overjoyed and worshiped him as the Commander-in-Chief of the Left Army and was granted the title of Duke of Longxi County. Introduce troops to Xihe County and pacify Chang'an. In the winter of the first year of Yining, Emperor Gong of the Sui Dynasty paid homage to the crown prince of the Tang Dynasty, opened a mansion, and appointed officials. In the second year, he was awarded the title of General of the Fu Army and Marshal of the Eastern Campaign, and sent 100,000 soldiers to Luoyang. When he returned, Emperor Gong granted him the order of Shangshu. In the first year of Wude, he was established as the crown prince. In the second year, Sizhu's group of pirates Zhu Shanhai had a thousand people, claiming to be the protector of the countryside, and ordered Jiancheng to lead his general Sang Xianhe to attack Shanhai and pacify it. At that time, An Xinggui, a native of Liangzhou, killed Li Gui, the bandit commander, and came with a crowd to surrender. He ordered Jiancheng to go to Yuanzhou to meet him. It was a very hot day, and the soldiers were exhausted when hunting. More than half of them escaped. Emperor Gaozu was worried that he would not be idle in political affairs. Every time he ordered him to study current affairs, since it was not a major military matter, he would make a decision on it. He also sent Li Gang, the Minister of Rites, and Zheng Shanguo, the Minister of the Ministry of Civil Affairs, as palace officials to discuss with the staff. In the fourth year, Jihu Chief Liu Qiancheng supported tens of thousands of tribesmen to attack the border, and ordered Jiancheng to lead his troops to fight against it. When the army went to Yanzhou, they met the Chengcheng army, attacked and defeated them, beheading hundreds of people and capturing more than a thousand people. Jiancheng falsely released dozens of his commanders, awarded them official titles, and ordered them to return to the headquarters to comfort the Hu group. Gencheng and Commander Hu Zhong also asked to surrender. After the completion of the war, the Hu soldiers were sent to the masses. If there was any change, they would all be killed. Then he threatened to build more prefectures and counties, which must have cities and towns. He Kequn Hu held the wooden tools and built the city, and Yin Le soldiers all held it. When Qian Cheng heard that there was a change, he rushed to Liangshidu. He actually killed more than 6,000 Hu soldiers. At that time, Emperor Taizong's achievements were becoming more and more prosperous. Emperor Gaozu secretly promised to establish him as the prince. Jiancheng secretly knew him, but he secretly conspired with Qi Wang Yuanji to cause trouble. When Liu Heitai rebelled again, Wang Gui and Wei Zheng said to Jiancheng: "Your Highness lives in the land as your direct eldest son and practices Yuanliang. His achievements are neither praiseworthy nor his reputation for benevolence. However, the King of Qin's achievements are so great that he is powerful and popular all over the world. How can your Highness feel at ease? Today, Heitai leads the army. After being destroyed, the army was not full, and the food transportation was limited, and the wounds were not damaged. If the army came, he could be captured without fighting. I would like to ask for him, and I would like to make a meritorious service, and I would become a self-confessed man. Because he was a handsome man from Shandong, he asked Liu Heitai to capture him. At that time, Emperor Gaozu gave birth to various kings in his later years. Their mothers were good at pampering their families, and their relatives were divided into palace affairs, competing for favors. Every time Taizong was in charge of the military affairs, his only duty was to care for and recruit talents. As for inviting concubines, this was not an option. In the early days of Luoyang, Emperor Gaozu sent his concubines and others to the east capital to inspect the treasures of the palace and the treasury. They sought for private purposes and also requested officials for their relatives. Taizong had already sealed the title with his financial records, and officials and titles were all rewarded for meritorious service, but he was not allowed to do so, so he was deeply resentful. At that time, Emperor Taizong was in charge of the Daoxingtai of Shaanxi Province, and he ordered special punishment within the administration. The king of Huai'an had great magical powers, so Emperor Taizong gave him dozens of hectares of land. Later, Jieyu's father ordered Jieyu to beg for the land privately, and Gaozu gave it to her by imperial edict. Shinto puts teaching first, so he refuses to give it. Jieyu pretended to say: "I gave my father the land, but the King of Qin took it and gave it to me." Gaozu was furious, so he scolded Taizong and said, "I can't do it with my edict, and the prefectures and counties will accept your instructions." The next day, Gaozu The ancestor called Taizong by his nickname Pei Ji and others: "This son has been a military officer for a long time, and he is despotic outside. He was taught by scholars. He is not like the old days." In addition, Yin Ashu, the father of Concubine De, acted tyrannically, and the Qin Prince's palace belonged to Du. As Hui passed by his gate, several boys from Ah Shu's family led Ru Hui off his horse and beat him, scolding him: "Who are you? You dare to pass by my gate without dismounting from your horse!" Ah Shu might have heard about it, so he ordered Concubine De to say: "Qin The king's officials were violent and raped his concubine's father. "Gaozu then angrily said to Taizong, "How can you, the emperor, deceive the family of my concubines and the common people?" Taizong defended himself and refused to accept his death. The concubines and other concubines were choked with sobs because of the memorial: "Long live the Supreme King, the King of Qin will succeed, and there will be no survivors, mother or son." He also said: "If the East Palace is kind and kind, it will definitely be able to raise my concubine, mother and son." Gaozu felt sorry for him for a long time. Since then, Taizong's favor has gradually diminished, and he has decided to abolish the establishment. Jiancheng and Yuanji have been favored. Since the early days of Wude, Emperor Gaozu ordered Taizong to live in Chengqian Hall in the West Palace, and Yuanji lived in the backyard of Wude Hall. They were connected to Shangtai and East Palace day and night, and were infinitely separated. The crown prince and the two kings came and went on stage, riding horses and carrying bows, knives and other miscellaneous things. When they met, they were treated as family members. Because the crown prince's order and the teachings of the two kings of Qin and Qi were in parallel with the imperial edicts, the people were confused and did not know what was accurate. Jiancheng and Yuanji also had relationships with villains outside, and they were lovers inside. Gaozu's favored concubines Zhang Jieyu and Yin De were both involved in adultery with them. He and the princesses and relatives of the Sixth Palace were arrogant and arrogant. They also took over the fields and houses, and invaded and seized the dogs and horses. They share the same evil, conceal their wisdom, and persist in pursuing their own ambitions, but only use sweet words and flattery to show their respect. After it was completed, brave men from all over the country were privately recruited, and more than 2,000 evil young men from Chang'an were recruited. The animals were used as palace armor, and they were divided into Changlin gates on the left and right sides of the village, named Changlin soldiers. And Gaozu Xingrenzhi Palace, stayed in Jiancheng to stay and guard it. After Jiancheng ordered Yang Wenqian, the general manager of Qingzhou, to recruit talented people to send to the capital, he wanted to change it. He also sent generals Er Zhuhuan and Xiaowei Qiao Gongshan to Jiajia as gifts to Wenqian, and ordered them to raise troops to respond accordingly. Gongshan, Huan and others went to Binxiang, fearing that they would be punished and reported the matter. Emperor Gaozu entrusted him with this matter and sent an edict to track down the place where Jiancheng Yi Xing was located. When he arrived, Emperor Gaozu was furious. He kowtowed to Jiancheng to apologize and threw himself to the ground, almost to the point of death. That night, he placed himself in the middle of the curtain and ordered Chen Wanfu, the eunuch of the palace, to defend himself, but Wen Qian then raised his troops to rebel. Emperor Gaozu sent an envoy to summon Taizong to plan the matter. Emperor Taizong said: "Wen Qian Xiaozhu rebelled wildly and raised troops in the prefecture. The lawsuit has been captured and suppressed. Even if he takes a break, he must send a general." Gaozu said: "Wen Qian has completed the affairs one after another. I am afraid that there will be many people to respond. You should go on your own and return. I will make you the prince. I won't. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty slaughtered the flesh and blood, abolished Jiancheng and made him the king of Shu. Since the land is remote and small, it is easy to make it easy to control. "Taizong did it, Yuanji and his four concubines invited Jiancheng internally, and they also lobbied for the seal. Emperor Gaozu immediately changed his mind, so he went to bed and returned to the capital. The only blame was that the brothers were incompatible with each other, and they were blamed on Wang Gui of Zhongyun, Wei Ting of Zuo Wei and Cao Duyan of Tian Ce soldiers, etc., And they fled to Xizhou. Later, he conspired with Yuan Ji to poison him and lured Taizong into the palace for a night banquet. Taizong was heartbroken and vomited blood for several liters. King Huai'an used his magical power to help him return to the West Palace in embarrassment. Emperor Gaozu was lucky enough to ask about his illness, because he ordered Jianjian: "The King of Qin cannot drink, let alone gather at night." He then said to Taizong: "It was your plan to get prosperous in Jinyang; it was your great achievement to conquer the inner world. If you want to be promoted to the throne, you will not accept it, so as to realize your beautiful ambition. The East Palace has been built for many years, and now I can't bear to take it away. View Your brothers are at odds with each other, and there must be resentment in the capital. You are still in Luoyang, and you are in the east of Shaanxi. I still order you to build the banner of the emperor, just like the story of King Xiao of Liang. "Taizong cried and said: "Today's award is really not what I wanted. Emperor Gaozu said: "In the past, Jia and Han ministers still have things to pass on. Besides, I am the lord of the four directions, and the world is my home. The east and west palaces are so close to each other. I remember that you are going there, and there is no need to worry about it." When he was about to leave, Jiancheng, Yuan Ji, and the Prime Minister made plans and said: "The King of Qin is going to Luoyang now, what has been gained." The soldiers in the land will definitely be a trouble in the future. They will stay in the capital and make a few people to seal the matter and say: "The king of Qin is mostly from the East. He is very happy to hear about his visit to Luoyang. He will leave now and have no intention of coming." After that, Riyeyin and Yuanji connected the harem, and the complaints became more intense, and Gaozu was confused. Taizong was afraid and didn't know what to do. Li Jing, Li Ji and others said several times: "The king was suspected because of his great merits, so Jing and others asked for the help of dogs and horses." Feng Lun also tried to persuade Taizong to do it, but he refused. Lun retorted to Gaozu and said: "The King of Qin relied on his great merits and refused to be subordinate to the crown prince. If he had not been established, he would have been there early." He also said that Jiancheng was causing trouble, saying: "I am a man from all over the world, and I don't care about my relatives. Han Gao is begging for soup. This is called it." Changsun Wuji, Fang Xuanling, Du Ruhui, Yuchi Jingde, Hou Junji, etc. Argued day and night, saying: "The matter is urgent! If we don't follow the right path, the country will be in danger. How can the sage Zhou Gong be ruthless to his own flesh and blood?" In order to preserve the country, the righteousness is to destroy relatives. Now the king is constantly being slaughtered. If he doesn't listen, Wuji and other generals will flee to the grassland and will not be able to stay at the king's side. On June 3rd, the secret report was completed, and Yuan Ji committed adultery in the harem. Because he said to himself: "I owe nothing to my brothers, and now I want to kill me, it seems to be revenge for Shi Chong and Jiande. I died in vain, and will always disobey the emperor. My soul has gone to the ground. It is really shameful to see the thieves." Gaozu was shocked and reported: "There will be an investigation tomorrow, you should come early." On the fourth day, Taizong sent nine people on his left and right to Xuanwu Gate to defend themselves. Emperor Gaozu has summoned Pei Ji, Xiao Yu, Chen Shuda, Feng Lun, Yuwen Shiji, Dou Dan, Yan Shigu, etc., In order to put an end to the matter. After it was completed, Yuan Ji went to Linhu Palace. When he realized something had changed, he returned to his horse and headed east to the palace. Taizong then called out, and Yuanji immediately drew his bow, but it failed again and again. Taizong shot it, Jiancheng killed him in response to the string, Yuanji escaped with the arrow, and Yuchi Jingde killed him. Two thousand elite soldiers from Erdong Palace and Qi Mansion formed a formation and rushed to attack Xuanwu Gate. The gatekeepers resisted and were not allowed to enter. They fought for a long time, and stray arrows hit the inner hall. Hundreds of horsemen from Taizong's left and right came to fight, but Jiancheng and other soldiers were defeated and dispersed. Emperor Gaozu was shocked and asked Pei Ji and others, "How are today's events?" Xiao Yu and Chen Shuda came forward and said, "I heard that there is no limit inside and outside, and father and son are not close, so they should continue to break up, but they will be disturbed by it. When Jiancheng and Yuanji were founded, there was no premeditated plan; after the establishment, there was no merit, often worrying about each other, doing evil, and provoking Xiao. Wall, so what happened today. The king of Qin has made great contributions to the country and returned to his country. If he is a good man and entrusted with state affairs, his Majesty will be relieved and the people will be at peace. "Gaozu said: "This is my long-cherished ambition." He asked Taizong and said: "In recent days, there have been many doubts." Jiancheng died at the age of thirty-eight. The eldest son, Wang Chengzong of Taiyuan, died early. The second son Anlu Wang Chengdao, Hedong Wang Chengde, Wu'an Wang Chengxun, Runan Wang Chengming, and Julu Wang Chengyi were all executed. When Taizong ascended the throne, he followed the feudal rule and became King Xi. He was given the posthumous title of Yin and was buried with ceremonial ceremony. On the day of the funeral, Emperor Taizong cried deeply at Yiqiu Gate, but still named Prince Zhao Wangfu as his heir. In May of the 16th year, the crown prince was given posthumously, but his posthumous title remained the same.